From: Malte Obbel Forsberg <malte@unix.se>
To: caml-list@inria.fr
Subject: [Caml-list] Problem with ocamlmktop
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2004 00:28:35 +0200 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <41422A93.8020606@unix.se> (raw)
Hello fellow O'Caml-users,
I'm pretty new to O'Caml, and there's something with ocamlmktop that
puzzles me (albeit it probably being rational behaviour that I merely
need to comprehend before I can move on and solve the problem :-)):
When I make a new toplevel, by first running ocaml -c for site.mli and
then for site.ml, with ocamlmktop site.cmo, I can't seem to use it if it
doesnt stay in the same directory as the *.cm* files reside. Furtermore
it seems I have to be in that directory when executing my toplevel as
well. The following text describes the phenomena:
/var/www/site# ocamlmktop site.cmo -o site-toplevel
/var/www/site# ls
site-toplevel site.cmi site.cmo site.ml site.mli
/var/www/site# ./site-toplevel
Objective Caml version 3.08.1
# Site.read ;;
- : string -> string = <fun>
#
/var/www/site# cd ..
/var/www# ./site/site-toplevel
Objective Caml version 3.08.1
# Site.read ;;
Unbound value Site.read
#
Now, what I want to do is to use a modified toplevel for mod_ocaml, so I
won't have to redefine my functions in every ocml (html with ocaml-code
in it, handled by mod_ocaml) file! I suppose, being quite new to O'Caml,
I might have missed some other way to achieve this; please enlighten me
if that is so. :-)
What I want to know, then, is if there is some way to define functions
in an external file and then use the functions in an other interpreted
file, with "open Site;;" or similar.
Best regards,
Malte Obbel Forsberg
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2004-09-10 22:28 Malte Obbel Forsberg [this message]
2004-09-11 16:13 ` David MENTRE
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